Scope and Contents Note: There is also a piece of correspondence in the folder titled, "The American and The Frenchman, Folder 2, 1955," found in the "Gilbert Neiman Writings / Publications" sub-series. That correspondence is to Neiman from Byron R. Bryant of "Pacifica Foundation" regarding publishing.Note: There is also a piece of correspondence in the folder titled, "Essays - Artists," found in the "Other Papers" sub-series. That correspondence is a hand-written letter from an unknown author...

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Most of the correspondence in this file is in reference to the publication of Neiman's novel, "There is a Tyrant in Every Country," which was published in 1947 by Harcourt, Brace and Company.

Scope and Contents Return address listed as:2222 Dwight Way Berkeley, CaliforniaDavis' address listed as:Harcourt, Brace and Co. New York, N.Y.Personal names mentioned in the letter:Anais NinLeite (George)Elizabeth Ann McMurrayAnita BrennerPaul FlowersSigman ByrdEthel BensonSam HunterFrank DanielBennett CerfAllan Swallow...

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Return address listed as:

WW 924 Canyon Rd. Santa Fe, New Mexico

Personal names mentioned in the letter:

Steinbeck

Caldwell

Dickens

Henry (Miller)

Moon

Lieber

Edna

Harold Maine

Sam Jaffe

Hal Smith

Winesburg

Hemingway

Woodburn

Margaret

Edna

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This folder contains a book review titled "The Wages of Heroism", written by Gilbert Neiman, for Harold Maine's book "If a Man Be Mad." Harold Maine was a pen name used by Walker Winslow. (There are several folders of Walker Winslow correspondence in the "Correspondence" sub-series.)

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Personal names mentioned in the letter:

Morley

Harold Maine

Henry (Miller)

Emil

Hal Smith

McKinney

Rog

Margaret

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Return address listed as:

Santa Fe

Personal names mentioned in the letter:

Karl Menninger

Dostoievsky

Smith

Moon

Lowry

O'Neill

Harold Maine

Jackson

Edna

Margaret

Rudhyars